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bay·o·net
I. \ˈbāənə̇t, -ˌnet, |bāəˈnet, usu -d.+V\ noun
(-s)
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: French baïonnette, from Bayonne, France, where first made + French -ette
1. : a steel blade made to be attached to or at the muzzle end of a shoulder arm and used especially for stabbing and slashing in hand-to-hand combat
2. : a pin that plays in and out of holes made to receive it and serving to engage or disengage parts (as of machinery)
< bayonet joint >
< bayonet lamp base >
II. verb
(bayoneted also bayonetted ; bayoneted also bayonetted ; bayoneting also bayonetting ; bayonets)
transitive verb
1. : to stab with a bayonet
< we found their bodies bayoneted right through the blankets — Burtt Evans >
2. : to compel or drive by or as if by the bayonet
< troops to sabre and to bayonet us into a submission — Edmund Burke >
intransitive verb
: to use a bayonet
< taught soldiers to bayonet and to survive hand-to-hand combat > |